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 Updated at 1:03 p.m. ET CBS/AP  FARMINGTON, Pa. - U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts joked that he ll  stanley website be spending some time in  an impregnable fortress  now that the Supreme Court has en stanley cups ded a session that featured him casting the decisive vote to uphold President Barack Obama s health care law.Responding to a question about his summer break, Roberts said he planned to teach a class for two weeks in Malta, the Mediterranean island nation. Malta, as you know, is an impregnable island fortress. It seemed like a good idea,  Roberts said, drawing laughter from about 300 judges, attorneys and others attending a four-day conference Friday at a posh southwestern Pennsylvania resort.Health care  tax  problem for Obama - and RomneyJohn Roberts  health care vote scrutinizedRead the Supreme Court s full decision  PDF         Roberts appeared Friday at a conference hosted by the Judicial Conference of the District of Columbia Circuit, one day after the Supreme Court said the federal government can require citizens to buy health insurance. The impromptu 35-minute session featured Roberts answering alternating questions from Chief Judge David B. Sentelle, of the D.C. Circuit Court, and Chief Judge Royce C. Lamberth, who heads the U.S. District Court for the District of stanley cup  Columbia.                                                                                                                          The day in politics: June 28                      12 photos                         Tvrw An Oscar-Nominated Short Film About The World   s Unluckiest Undertakers
 Australian researchers have isolated an immune system cell in salamanders which helps it regenerate missing limbs and damaged organs 鈥?and they suspect the same thing could work in humans, too.     Salamanders, or axolotls, are unique among vertebrates in that theyve got remarkable regenerative powers. Adults can literally regrow and restore function to any part of the body, including the spinal cord and heart 鈥?even parts of the brain. Moreover, the regenerated tissue is scar free; once repaired, the new tissue looks almost the same as it was b stanley cup efore. Mammals obviously can stanley becher t do this. When we suffer tissue damage, the growth response is severely limited, while also being subject to scarring. Now, thanks to the work of James Godwin and colleagues at Monash University   Australian Regenerative Medicine Institute, scientists are one step closer to figuring out how to transfer the salamanders regenerative powers to humans. A crucial part of the healing process involves the presence of macrophages 鈥?a major immune system cell type that patrols tissues and gobbles-up foreign invaders, like bacteria and fungi. Whats more, they also play an important role in determining the mode of repair and instigating the tissue regeneration process. Godwin et al. determined this after they got rid of all the macrophages in the salamanders they were experimenting upon. Devoid of these immune cells, the salamand stanley cup usa ers completely lost their ability to regrow limbs. In a manner of speaking, they sud